US EditionSouth Florida Farmers Struggling in the Face of Trade Wars - S. Florida Business & Wealth
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South Florida Farmers Struggling in the Face of Trade Wars - S. Florida Business & Wealth
Crops are rotting on the vine and good tomatoes are being plowed over instead of picked, Miami-Dade County Farm Bureau President Heather Moehling told local news station WSVN—and farmers say it’s because of trade wars and immigration changes. Moehling, a member of the family that runs the legendary Homestead produce stand “Robert Is Here,” says while farmers used to get $16 for a box of tomatoes they are now getting $3 or $4. Tony Dimmer, presid…
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